What do i do at 100k
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im pretty sure at 105k you will ned to change your timing belt. you may need to change out your tranny fluid and poss yout spark plugs. But i know for sure the Timing belt
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Off the top of my head: Plugs, timing belt, tensioner, water pump, inspect valve clearance(105K normal driving). Tensioner and water pump are recommended. Auto trans fluid at 60K, then every 30K. Coolant flush at 60K(I think)
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It's going to cost you over $1000 to replace the timing belt and the other little stuff (spark plugs, fluid, etc..). I would budget for somewhere around $1200-1500. That shouldn't be to bad, assuming that your car is paid off at 90K miles.
The car should have another good 80-100K miles left in it after that as long as you keep up with the regular scheduled maintenance. Growing up, my parents have abou $240K miles on the venerable Acura Legend.
The car should have another good 80-100K miles left in it after that as long as you keep up with the regular scheduled maintenance. Growing up, my parents have abou $240K miles on the venerable Acura Legend.
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